The
project consisted of the supply of a Dynamic Data Acquisitions System
(DDAS) for the Research and Development Testing of a large industrial
engine.
The
dynamic data acquisition system (DDAS) was designed to record dynamic
data such as blade vibration, rotor dynamics and aerodynamic instabilities.
These measurements are made primarily with strain gauges but pressure
transducers and accelerometers are also used.
During
the recording of data, the system is able to monitor the recorded
all of the parameters including various time and frequency displays
as are typically found in a dynamic signal analyzer. The system
is able to monitor the overall and peak levels of all signals automatically
as well. The DDAS provides protection for the safe operations of
the engine and test cell by having a means to set and monitor alarm
points.
The
DDAS is operated from consoles in the control room. The Virtual
Oscilloscope (VO) system is used to ascertain the quality of the
data recorded on disk and to monitor the most active points of the
recorded parameters.
The system is a complete recording and analysis product for 128
input channels at 50,000 samples/second/channel. In addition, it
required on-line displays as well as real-time limit checking on
RMS values of the input signals. Using the products of various specialized sub
contractors, the system was completely assembled, integrated, final
programming carried out and debugged in the Yanos Aerospace facilities
in Cochrane prior to installation on site.
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Yanos Aerospace Inc.
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